AAMVA Barcode Result

Defined in namespace Scandit.DataCapture.ID.Data

AamvaBarcodeResult

class AamvaBarcodeResult

Added in version 6.10.0

Information obtained from the PDF417 barcode of an AAMVA-compliant personal identification document.

The ID Capture supports all versions of the Driver License and Identification Standard published by AAMVA (personal identification documents used, for example, in the US and Canada). Some pre-Standard barcodes (documents issued before 2000) may also be successfully parsed, if their format doesn’t differ much from the version 1 of the Standard. Encrypted barcodes issued in the US State of Georgia before 2012 are currently not supported.

The encoding of card holder information has changed significantly between revisions of the DL/ID specification (most notably between 2000 codes and later codes) and the same piece of information is encoded differently, depending on the version.

In addition, the implementations of the specification vary strongly between jurisdictions, as many of them don’t implement the specifications correctly. If you are experiencing trouble when scanning certain DL/ID cards, we suggest to contact the Scandit team to resolve the issues.

AamvaVersion

int AamvaVersion { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The version level of the PDF417 barcode format. See the AAMVA DL/ID Card Design Standard for more details.

JurisdictionVersion

int JurisdictionVersion { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The jurisdiction specific version number of the implementation.

IIN

string IIN { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The Issuer Identification Number which uniquely identifies the issuing jurisdiction.

IssuingJurisdiction

string IssuingJurisdiction { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

A human readable name of the issuing jurisdiction (for example: an issuing state, territory or federal district for USA, or an issuing province or territory for Canada).

IssuingJurisdictionIso

string IssuingJurisdictionIso { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The ISO code of the issuing jurisdiction (for example: an issuing state, territory or federal district for USA, or an issuing province or territory for Canada).

Note

The returned value will only contain the jurisdiction specific code: for instance for California the returned value would be “CA” and not “US-CA”.

EyeColor

string EyeColor { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The eye color of the card holder.

HairColor

string HairColor { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The hair color of the card holder.

HeightInch

int HeightInch { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The height of the card holder in inches.

HeightCm

int HeightCm { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The height of the card holder in centimeters.

WeightLbs

int WeightLbs { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

Thw weight of the card holder in pounds.

WeightKg

int WeightKg { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The weight of the card holder in kilograms.

PlaceOfBirth

string PlaceOfBirth { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The place of birth of the card holder.

Race

string Race { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The race of the card holder.

DocumentDiscriminatorNumber

string DocumentDiscriminatorNumber { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The document discriminator number.

VehicleClass

string VehicleClass { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The vehicle classification.

RestrictionsCode

string RestrictionsCode { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The restriction code.

EndorsementsCode

string EndorsementsCode { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The endorsement code.

CardRevisionDate

DateResult CardRevisionDate { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

Card revision date.

FirstNameWithoutMiddleName

string FirstNameWithoutMiddleName { get; }

Added in version 6.25.0

The first name of the document holder. It doesn’t contain middle name(s).

MiddleName

string MiddleName { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The middle name of the card holder.

DriverNameSuffix

string DriverNameSuffix { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The name suffix of the card holder.

DriverNamePrefix

string DriverNamePrefix { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The name prefix of the card holder.

LastNameTruncation

string LastNameTruncation { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The last name truncation. A code that indicates whether a field has been truncated (‘T’), has not been truncated (‘N’), unknown whether truncated (‘U’), or the information is not present in the document (null).

FirstNameTruncation

string FirstNameTruncation { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The first name truncation. A code that indicates whether a field has been truncated (‘T’), has not been truncated (‘N’), unknown whether truncated (‘U’), or the information is not present in the document (null).

MiddleNameTruncation

string MiddleNameTruncation { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The middle name truncation. A code that indicates whether a field has been truncated (‘T’), has not been truncated (‘N’), unknown whether truncated (‘U’), or the information is not present in the document (null).

AliasFamilyName

string AliasFamilyName { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

Other family name by which cardholder is known.

AliasGivenName

string AliasGivenName { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

Other given name by which cardholder is known.

AliasSuffixName

string AliasSuffixName { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

Other suffix name by which cardholder is known.

RealId

bool RealId { get; }

Added in version 6.20.0

Returns true if the document is a Real ID.

BarcodeDataElements

IDictionary<string, string> BarcodeDataElements { get; }

Added in version 6.10.0

The mappings between all the barcode data element IDs and their values. The keys of this collection are the element IDs as defined in the AAMVA Driver License/Identification specification. For example, the specification defines a data element “Customer First Name” with the ID “DAC”. Therefore if a scanned barcode contains a string “DACMICHAEL”, then this collection will contain a mapping with “DAC” as the key and “MICHAEL” as the value. This collection contains all the data elements of the barcode - including those that are exposed also explicitly as fields of this class.

See Barcode Data Elements for all the possible keys and their meaning.

Barcode Data Elements

Mandatory Fields for spec version 1 (2000)

Following data fields are always present in a version 1 code:

Data Element ID	Meaning	Parsed Content
DAA	Driver License Name
DAG	Driver Mailing Street Address 1
DAI	Driver Mailing City
DAJ	Driver Mailing Jurisdiction Code
DAK	Driver Mailing Postal Code	A ZIP code is parsed as a dictionary with following key/value pairs: ‘5digit’ : 5-digit postal address (ZIP) ‘9digit’ : 9-digit postal address (ZIP+4) Note that only certain jurisdictions encode the full 9-digit ZIP codes. Therefore the ‘9digit’ field is often empty or contains the padded 5-digit codes. Generally you will want to use the 5-digit code as it is reliably present. Both fields may be empty.
DAQ	Driver License/ID Number
DAR	Driver License Classification Code
DAS	Driver License Restriction Code
DAT	Driver License Endorsements Code
DBA	Driver License Expiration Date	A date is parsed as a dictionary with following key/value pairs: ‘day’ : DD ‘month’ : MM ‘year’ : YY where DD, MM and YYYY are two-digit, respectively four-digit integers. Can be null because some versions do not follow the AAMVA specification and do not provide this field.
DBB	Date of Birth	the same as ‘DBA’
DBC	Driver Sex (‘F’ or ‘M’)
DBD	Driver License or ID Document Issue Date	the same as ‘DBA’

Optional Fields for spec version 1 (2000)

Following data fields are sometimes present in a version 1 code:

Data Element ID	Meaning	Parsed Content
DAU	Height (in feet and inches)	A dictionary with following key/value pairs: ‘in’ : X ‘cm’ : Y where X is the heigth in inches and Y is the height in cm.
DAW	Weight (in pounds)	Integer
DAY	Eye Color
DAZ	Hair Color
DBK	Social Security Number
PAA	Driver Permit Classification Code
PAB	Driver Permit Expiration Date	see ‘DBA’
PAC	Permit Identifier
PAD	Driver Permit Issue Date	see ‘DBA’
PAE	Driver Permit Restriction Code
PAF	Driver Permit Endorsement Code
DAB	Driver Last Name
DAC	Driver First Name
DAD	Driver Middle Name or Initial
DAE	Driver Name Suffix
DAF	Driver Name Prefix
DAH	Driver Mailing Street Address 2
DAL	Driver Residence Street Address 1
DAM	Driver Residence Street Address 2
DAN	Driver Residence City
DAO	Driver Residence Jurisdiction Code
DAP	Driver Residence Postal Code	see ‘DAK’
DAV	Height (in cm, format state-dependent)	see ‘DAU’
DAX	Weight (in kg)
DBE	Issue Timestamp
DBF	Number of Duplicates	Integer
DBG	Medical Indicator/Codes
DBH	Organ Donor
DBI	Non-Resident Indicator
DBJ	Unique Customer Identifier
DBL	Driver ‘AKA’ Date Of Birth	see ‘DBA’
DBM	Driver ‘AKA’ Social Security Number
DBN	Driver ‘AKA’ Name
DBO	Driver ‘AKA’ Last Name
DBP	Driver ‘AKA’ First Name
DBQ	Driver ‘AKA’ Middle Name
DBR	Driver ‘AKA’ Suffix
DBS	Driver ‘AKA’ Prefix

Mandatory Fields for spec version 2 and later (2003+)

Following data fields are sometimes present in a version >=2 code:

Data Element ID	Meaning	Present in Versions	Parsed Content
DCA	Jurisdiction-specific vehicle class/group code	>=2
DCB	Jurisdiction-specific codes that represent restrictions to driving privileges	>=2
DCD	Jurisdiction-specific codes that represent additional privileges granted to the cardholder beyond the vehicle class	>=2
DBA	Expiration Date	>=2	A date is parsed as a dictionary with following key/value pairs: ‘day’ : DD ‘month’ : MM ‘year’ : YY where DD, MM and YYYY are two-digit, respectively four-digit integers. Can be null because some versions do not follow the AAMVA specification and do not provide this field.
DCS	Family name	>=2
DCT	Given name (all names other than the family name)	2 and 3
DAC	First name	>=4
DAD	Middle Name(s), separated by a comma	>=4
DBD	Date on which the document was issued.	>=2	see ‘DBA’
DBB	Date of Birth Date	>=2	see ‘DBA’
DBC	Gender of the cardholder	>=2	String. One of the following: ‘male’ ‘female’ ‘unspecified’
DAY	Eye color	>=2	One of the following: ‘blue’ ‘brown’ ‘dichromatic’ ‘gray’ ‘green’ ‘hazel’ ‘maroon’ ‘pink’ ‘unknown’
DAU	Height of cardholder.	>=2	A dictionary with following key/value pairs: ‘in’ : X ‘cm’ : Y where X is the heigth in inches and Y is the height in cm.
DAG	Street portion of the cardholder address.	>=2
DAI	City portion of the cardholder address.	>=2
DAJ	State portion of the cardholder address.	>=2
DAK	Postal code portion of the cardholder address.	>=2	A ZIP code is parsed as a dictionary with following key/value pairs: ‘5digit’ : 5-digit postal address (ZIP) ‘9digit’ : 9-digit postal address (ZIP+4) Note that only certain jurisdictions encode the full 9-digit ZIP codes. Therefore the ‘9digit’ field is often empty or contains the padded 5-digit codes. Generally you will want to use the 5-digit code as it is reliably present. Both fields may be empty.
DAQ	Customer ID	>=2
DCF	Document Discriminator Number	>=2
DCG	Country (‘USA’ or ‘CAN’)	>=2
DCH	Federal Commercial Vehicle Codes	2 and 3
DDE	Family name truncation. A code that indicates whether a field has been truncated (‘T’), has not been truncated (‘N’), or unknown whether truncated (‘U’).	>=4
DDF	First name truncation. A code that indicates whether a field has been truncated (‘T’), has not been truncated (‘N’), or unknown whether truncated (‘U’).	>=4
DDG	Middle name truncation. A code that indicates whether a field has been truncated (‘T’), has not been truncated (‘N’), or unknown whether truncated (‘U’).	>=4

Optional Fields for spec version 2 and later (2003+)

Following data fields are sometimes present in a version >=2 code:

Data Element ID	Meaning	Parsed Content
DAH	Second line of street portion of the cardholder address.
DAZ	Hair color
DCI	Place of birth
DCJ	Audit information
DCK	Inventory control number
DBN	Alias/AKA Family Name
DBG	Alias/AKA Given Name
DBS	Alias/AKA Suffix Name
DCU	Name Suffix (can be ‘JR’, ‘SR’, ‘1ST’, ‘2ND’, ‘3RD’, ‘4TH’, ‘5TH’, ‘6TH’, ‘7TH’, ‘8TH’, ‘9TH’, ‘I’, ‘II’, ‘III’, ‘IV’, ‘V’, ‘VI’, ‘VII’, ‘VIII’ or ‘IX’)
DCE	Weight Range 0 = up to 31 kg (up to 70 lbs) 1 = 32 – 45 kg (71 – 100 lbs) 2 = 46 - 59 kg (101 – 130 lbs) 3 = 60 - 70 kg (131 – 160 lbs) 4 = 71 - 86 kg (161 – 190 lbs) 5 = 87 - 100 kg (191 – 220 lbs) 6 = 101 - 113 kg (221 – 250 lbs) 7 = 114 - 127 kg (251 – 280 lbs) 8 = 128 – 145 kg (281 – 320 lbs) 9 = 146+ kg (321+ lbs)	Integer
DCL	D-20 Code for Race/Ethnicity
DCM	Standard vehicle classification
DCN	Standard endorsement code
DCO	Standard restriction code
DCP	Jurisdiction-specific vehicle classification description
DCQ	Jurisdiction-specific endorsement code description
DCR	Jurisdiction-specific restriction code description
DDA	Compliance Type, ‘F’ = fully compliant and ‘N’ = non-compliant.
DDB	Card Revision Date	see ‘DBA’
DDC	Date on which the hazardous material endorsement granted by the document is no longer valid	see ‘DBA’
DDD	Indicator that the cardholder has temporary lawful status, can be ‘true’ or ‘false’.	String
DAW	Weight in pounds	Integer
DAX	Weight in kilograms	Integer
DDH	Date on which the cardholder turns 18	see ‘DBA’
DDI	Date on which the cardholder turns 19	see ‘DBA’
DDJ	Date on which the cardholder turns 21	see ‘DBA’
DDK	Indicator that the cardholder is an organ donor, can be ‘1’ or ‘0’	Integer
DDL	Indicator that the cardholder is a veteran, can be ‘1’ or ‘0’	Integer

Jurisdiction-Specific Fields

Different jurisdictions can include custom data elements if desired. These data element must have an id starting with the letter ‘Z’. The Scandit parsing library also exposes these fields without any parsing.